On December 28, 1993, during the height of their early career, Phish performed "Fast Enough for You" at Bender Arena in Washington D.C. This performance came shortly after the release of their album "Rift" in 1993, which marked a significant step in the band's evolution, showcasing their ability to weave complex narratives and themes into their music. By this time, Phish had built a loyal fanbase through their innovative live performances and extensive touring. Notably, the band was also at a pivotal point where they were beginning to gain national attention, with "Rift" featuring more polished production and intricate songwriting compared to earlier works. The 1993 shows exemplify the band’s unique blend of genres and improvisational prowess that would define their live performances for decades to come. The enthusiasm and energy in their shows during this period contributed to their burgeoning reputation as a formidable live act.